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Anyone Wanna Swap 4.3 Diff For 4.11 Diff?

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hey peoples

i`v got a complete r200 LSD diff with half-shafts from an R33 Auto with 60,xxx kms (4.3 ratio)

i`m looking to swap for similar diff but with 4.11 ratio

Anyone interested?

From south-coast (Wollongong)

hey there champ i have an r33 manual diff here with 4.11 ratios i can take it off the cradel if you want it i live in sydney if your coming up this way over the next couple of day i will have it for you or i am coming down for work on thursday so maybe we could meet up any way my number is 0402602983

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